You can find SAD lamps made for thus. I think there are even some that attach to your body. “Verilux HappyLight” is the best I could quickly find, not recommending it exactly, just as a starting point.

But I agree with the person who said “movement”. I get that’s kinda a “solve your problem by solving your problem” piece of advice, but it’s just kinda how it is. It just sucks a little but forcing your way through will make it better, and eventually you grind the habits in

Embedded MIDIs

I was there, Gandalf. My speakers still forgotten near full volume from my earlier Napster binge.

*Actually I remember one single time this was awesome.

I was into this webcomic called Life of Riley, and it was finally hitting the series climax where the main zeitgeist had broken free from Lillith’s mind control and turned on her releasing a burst of his aura at her with the sfx noise, “SHA!”

And on that single strip they embedded Initial D’s crazy for love just right so that just as you’re reading that panel (probably hopefully), the song goes “SHA!” and starts building to its crescendo as the fight is ramping up.

Shit was fire

Because Alistor is a crafty fucker.

More genuinely… they’re not entirely overlapping experiences. Just listening without needing to stare frees room for more consideration or imagination.

There are things that are better on a TV, like a Marvel movie, and things that are better on a radio, like a Douglas Adams story.

Iron Giant

… okay well sorta

Sounds like a good time to take some action before things get to your typical threshold. Spare yourself some pain.

Idk your situation really, just projecting my own struggles.

I’m saying in the scenario where I don’t have the death note but live in a world where the corrupt powerful keep dropping dead when their corruption is publicized, that a person with good intentions can be tricked into doing bad things.

There are reasonable philosophies that would say something like, “Even a court shouldn’t decide who should die because of the gravity of making a mistake.” Then that’s compounded for an individual, added to the problem that they weren’t accountable to anyone else in the society on where the line is in the first place.

That said, it’s a hell of an opportunity to pass up, and I thunk it might be more evil to pass on the chance than to fuck up along the way. That said, I’d decide the set I needed to write in advance, then the last name would be my own with instructions to deliver a public confession and apology, because that’s just the kind of gravity we’re dealing with and the only way to accept accountability.

Hell… I’d have to very seriously consider just writing the name of EVERY legacy economic or political powerhouse everywhere, wipe whole bloodlines off the map so the money doesn’t have anywhere to go but back into the nation, and see if society can heal with the reset. That seems well into obvious supervillain territory, and I don’t think my life would be nearly enough to atone for it, but it’d be cathartic as fuck.

Ideal for what?

For human growth with modern infrastructure?

For a rich diversity of ecosystems to encourage certain evolutionary paths?

For… third thing… idk someone said weather?

There’s no way I can try to answer this without actually being the watchmaker and having a perfect understanding pf the consequences

Then I would use you to kill my business rivals by publicizing convincing but fabricated evidence against them and making it look like they boight their way out of consequences when courts rightly shot the case down.

(For what it’s worth, I feel the same and would probably make the same call. Just for the philosophy of it, there are reasonable arguments against the stance.)

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Pickle, olive, etc

The vast majority of humanity ignores the big picture and just tries to survive their daily life.

Presumably a hatred of genocide and imperialism is born from a love for most of humanity?

Hello to a small new instance! 👋

Idk if it’s really possible to have government supported internet that isn’t a government controlled internet.

Governance in general relies a lot on the spiral of silence, and a free internet tends to disrupt it.